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blitzkrieg    音标拼音: [bl'ɪtskr,ig]
n. 闪电战;奇袭[战法]

闪电战;奇袭[战法]

blitzkrieg
n 1: a swift and violent military offensive with intensive
aerial bombardment [synonym: {blitz}, {blitzkrieg}]
v 1: fight a quick and surprising war

blitzkrieg \blitz"krieg\ (bl[i^]tz"kr[=e]g), n. [German, blitz
lightning krieg war.]
an overwhelming all-out attack with infantry, armor, and air
forces, especially by surprise against an unprepared enemy.
[PJC]


blitzkrieg \blitz"krieg\ v.
to fight a quick and surprising war.

Syn: fight a blitzkrieg.
[WordNet 1.5]


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  • Blitzkrieg - Wikipedia
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